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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Drew die?
(a) He hanged himself.
(b) A motorcycle accident.
(c) A bar fight.
(d) He was shot.

2. When Drew leaves prison, what is his physical stature?
(a) He is chubby.
(b) He is a broken man.
(c) He has lost weight.
(d) He is bigger than a house.

3. After dinner when Ned is in town after college graduation, what does Jenny stay up and do?
(a) Cooks Ned his favorite dinner.
(b) Talks with F. William Peterson.
(c) Looks at photo albums with Ned.
(d) Sits at the kitchen table and cries.

4. Why do Sam and Ned break into the Night Owl?
(a) To get money.
(b) To get Ned's duffel bag.
(c) To find Sam's house keys.
(d) To find lottery tickets.

5. What does Mrs. Ward refuse to do?
(a) Go to a hospital.
(b) Smoke.
(c) Drive.
(d) Enter a bar.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Ned sell the golf balls that he retrieves?

2. Why is Jenny so talkative during dinner after Ned is in town after college graduation?

3. How does Mrs. Agajanian play music for Claude?

4. What present does Sam buy Ned?

5. After Ned leaves the Ward's house, whom does F. William Peterson encourage Ned to speak with?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jenny react when Ned arrives in Mohawk after college graduation?

2. What kind of life does Claude, Jr. lead?

3. How is Sam's graduation present for Ned fitting of his character?

4. Why does Ned not answer his phone at college?

5. Why does Ned invited Claude to the country club with him?

6. Why does Sam continue to believe Jack Ward is lucky?

7. After their celebratory dinner, what is clear about Jenny's relationship with F. William Peterson?

8. Why is Mrs. Agajanian such a sad character?

9. How does Mrs. Ward react to Tria and Ned's relationship, and what does this say about her?

10. What role does F. William Peterson play in Ned's life?

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